owner-occupied office
An undivided business workplace owned and occupied by the same person or organization.
Commercial owner-occupied office space refers to an undivided business workplace which is both owned and occupied by one entity. It is distinguished from office condominiums, which refer to spaces subdivided into multiple owner-occupied units.
The owner and occupant are the same entity, and the workplace remains undivided for this ownership arrangement. A workplace leased to a different occupant is rental office space.
An office condominium divides the office space into separate owner-occupied units. Ownership of one such unit differs from owning and occupying an undivided workplace.
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